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> From: Martin Flaska [mailto:mflaska at microstep-hdo.sk] > http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/InstallationTips > > <cite> > Essential: The repository and temporary directory must be on a LOCAL > (not networked) disk on the CVSNT server. [...] > </cite> which is to do with *repositories*... but the OP wrote: [...] > > We have used cvsnt and WinCVS for some time now. We are using local > > sandboxes without any problems. However, one of my colleges is > > complaining about the missing backup of the sandboxes. Therefore he > > want s to keep the sandbox on a network share with backup. [...] ... which is to do with *sandboxes*. To my knowledge, provided one accepts the slightly lower reliability of saving work to network shares as opposed to local filestore, this will work. You may wish to investigate other ways of working, such as getting corporate IT to back up developers' sandboxes, developers scripting a backup tool such as ntbackup to back up their entire sandbox to a file on a network share on a regular basis, or using some replication tool to copy files from the local workstation to a network share as they are closed after an update. - Peter